Trinco Hemach Beach hotel
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Cancellation/prepayment
- Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to room type.Please enter the dates of your stay and check the conditions of your required room.
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Cash only
- This property only accepts cash payments.
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Check-in
- 11:00 - 12:00
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Check-out
- 11:00 - 11:30
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Children and extra beds
- Children cannot be accommodated at the hotel.
- There is no capacity for extra beds in the room.
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Pets
- Pets are not allowed.
מה אורחים אחרים אהבו
“The property. Too much friendly and a great Professional”
“Everything was great! the location, just near the sea, the facilities, the sea food was amazing. The owner is very dedicated to his guests and makes sure all their needs and desires are satisfied. He is also very interested in improving the place and has many plans to make it even better (the place is brand new).”
“Great service!!! Super nice people and the best seafood!”
“lovely owner, couldn't have been more helpful. The area itself is outside of Uppuveli where were aiming to stay but a Tuk-Tuk was 250 rupees! The beach was clean however very few tourists so locals stay and chat for a long time!”
“The owner was exceptional as he was really caring and helpful. He organised our trip to Pigeon Island and even bought us mozzie repellent when ours went missing. The room was spacious and very comfortable.”
“Service so bad you won't feel any remorse not leaving a tip.”
“Staff were very helpful and knowledgeableDinner was very niceNext to the beach”
“It was super clean, bright and freshly decorated. The owner and his staff were very friendly, efficient and helpful.”
“Beach is very near and it's very clean. Amazing beach for snorkeling and just to relax. Whale & Dolphin watching experience was great. We saw many Dolphins and 2 Whales. The location is good as well. It is just 2 KM from Railway Station and about 2.5 from the main City.”
“nice terras with seaview, very nice and friendly boy, with always a big smile, working There. Very close to the beach, Where the fishermen are pulling their nets twice a day to get their fish ashore.”